Almost 15 % of Talibaan ( students ) in Pakistani Madarassas are foreigners

Submitted by JJ (India), Aug 22, 2007 at 14:10

Pakistan's Waqk al Madaris is umbrella organisation of 14,000 Islamic Seminaries or Madrassas in Pakistan which are brainwashing millions of children by teaching them militant islam , wahabism , koran , arabic ,etc. Out of these millions of students , atleast 15 % are foreigners which are being brainwashed by Mullahs and will be used as future jehadis in their home countries like Thailand , Indonesia , Malaysia , Singapore , Papua , Nepal , Sri Lanka , Surinam , South Africa , Yemen , Central Asia and other countries.

They are trained to launch a Talibaan type Islamist movement in their homelands and implement rule of Islam and Koran. It is high time that we should nip the problem in the bud by closing all these brainwashing centers of Islamism and sent these foreign talibaan home. While in Bangkok , I met few Thai muslims who came from Muslim Pilgrimage of Hajj , I was surprised to hear them speaking Urdu and Arabic , I asked them , they revealed that they were in Pakistan for 2 years in Pakistani Madrassas and were enrolled for Islamic courses of koran , shariat , da'wa ,etc. and now they will be working as full time Islamic Volunteers for the cause of Islam or Da'wa , that is Islamisation of Thailand.

They were also in Saudi Arabia to meet top leaders of Islamists organisations. This is very high level planning to Islamise whole world and all these events are connected . Pakistan and Saudi Arabia are playing major role in this plan of Global Islamisation. we should expose KSA and Pakistan and counter their activities related with Islamism.

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